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Sunday October 15, 2023
Razor: Rockwell 6s Plate 5
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If 1 of these pics make you think I woke to ZERO water again.....you'd be correct. Ya can't make this stuff up. Have a great day everyone !

Yikes, that's some horrible luck Dave. I'm sure it's a pain working from a bottle / jug of water. Hopefully this doesn't continue for too long.


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Forgot to post yesterday's lunch at Bourbon n'Toulouse on South Broadway in Lexington.
http://www.ilovecajun.com/
Chicken Etuoffee over Jambalaya Rice

Love that place. That part of town is fun. Graeters ice cream across the street. Charlie Browns greasy but good burger, across the street. Good onya Bluegrass.

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Forgot to post yesterday's lunch at Bourbon n'Toulouse on South Broadway in Lexington.
http://www.ilovecajun.com/
Chicken Etuoffee over Jambalaya Rice

Love that place. That part of town is fun. Graeters ice cream across the street. Charlie Browns greasy but good burger, across the street. Good onya Bluegrass.

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Tommy, thanks for the tips. May try them at some point but the older gentleman I drive probably wouldn't go for Charlie Browns LOL. This was their other location on South Broadway.

Is the water issue old water lines? Just curious. I lived in a very small town in Michigan's Upper Peninsula for 2 years when teaching, and the water mains were almost 100 years old and constantly cracking/leaking/breaking. Too expensive to replace everything at once, but they were trying to get replace the oldest first. Here in Maine, it's frost heave that damages things, like my driveway! But I believe the bury the water mains very deep, given the size of the trenches I see when one needs repairing in town. Where I live, we all have our own wells, which come with a whole different set of issues, right?!

Is the water issue old water lines? Just curious. I lived in a very small town in Michigan's Upper Peninsula for 2 years when teaching, and the water mains were almost 100 years old and constantly cracking/leaking/breaking. Too expensive to replace everything at once, but they were trying to get replace the oldest first. Here in Maine, it's frost heave that damages things, like my driveway! But I believe the bury the water mains very deep, given the size of the trenches I see when one needs repairing in town. Where I live, we all have our own wells, which come with a whole different set of issues, right?!

Eric, I just moved here 12 years ago to be closer to help with my in-laws that were aging so I have no idea. I'm pretty certain that the issue is not so much age as poor quality of materials or workmanship. Not doing it properly in the first place is wreaking havoc. There's a bunch of water districts in this area and our seems to be the only one in this county that has such problems constantly. I guess it's better to put up with the inconvenience than to not have the water at all.

Monday October 16, 2023
Razor: Gratiot Krect Spiral Curve Slant
Blade: Wizamet
Brush: Spartan Custom/Cashmere
Soap: Ethos Bay Rum
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Not sure what's going on but noticed once I hit 100,000 views on this thread it has gone nuts growing in views. I see TONS of "Visitor" logged on this thread sometimes when I'm posting. Pretty sure Computer Bots have zeroed in.....Have a great day Folks and Bots Alike !
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